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Points: 15926 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 30 2014 at 00:36
Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Here's something strange : I could never really get into Stand Up, but I love the debut... The album Benefit does next to nothing for me, but afterwards material is awesome, bar Warchild and Too Old To R&R...... ........and I love 'A', and Broadsword...........




That's interesting since for me Benefit is one of the best in their entire catalogue and Stand Up is also one of my favorites.


Warchild has some nice tracks but Too Old is not a very good one imo.

I have always thought the later ones like A and Broadsword to be hit or miss.
I do recall a similar discussion about this in the past......
I also think Stormwatch is an underrated beauty.....
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Here's something strange : I could never really get into Stand Up, but I love the debut... The album Benefit does next to nothing for me, but afterwards material is awesome, bar Warchild and Too Old To R&R...... ........and I love 'A', and Broadsword...........




That's interesting since for me Benefit is one of the best in their entire catalogue and Stand Up is also one of my favorites.


Warchild has some nice tracks but Too Old is not a very good one imo.

I have always thought the later ones like A and Broadsword to be hit or miss.
I do recall a similar discussion about this in the past......
I also think Stormwatch is an underrated beauty.....
 
I like Stormwatch ......and imo after that one Tull didn't quite have that classic sound I liked. I still buy whatever they release but rarely play the later ones.
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It's between With you there to help me, Serenade to a Cuckoo, Back to the Family and We used to know. Can't really chose, if I'm honest.
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Oh and how could I forget about Dharma for one?!?!?!?? Insanely good track that oneBig smile
Also comes highly recommended played at the wrong speed - especially the drumming solo from Clive Bunker. Listening to this in double speed jolts me back to Roskilde Festival memories of sitting on a tiny golf course we'd constructed - chugging beers and whiskey - laughing our heads off. I did adore the track prior to this though, but those memories are just the icing on the cakeBig smile
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I think its between With You There to Help Me and To Cry You A Song and yes Benefit is my favorite album.
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The Whistler, following by Quizz Kid

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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

I think its between With You There to Help Me and To Cry You A Song and yes Benefit is my favorite album.
 
Another vote for Benefit......
 
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I was about to say Cheap day return, but i'll go with 

One White Duck; 0^{10} = Nothing At All

or maybe Requiem, no, Sossity you're a woman! 


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Excluding TaaB, Minstrel in the Gallery.
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God this is difficult, my fave band.
Gun to the head - Rover. Also Broadsword and Up the Pool, Jack-a-lynn etc..
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Too many songs to choose from. Tull are the best band of the 70s no doubt about it. Can't wait for the Warchild remix. 3 albums worth of studio tracks. I reckon this will be just as good as the Aqualung box

All I like is prog related bands beginning late 60's/early 70's. Their music from 1968 - 83 has the composition and sound which will never be beaten. Perfect blend of jazz, classical, folk and rock.
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Probally Locomotive Breath,followed closely by Too Old To Rock N Roll Too Young To Die-the above mentioned Quizz Kid is a personal fave as well.
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Song for Jefferey > Bouree
I like to feel the suspense when you're certain you know I am there.....
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A three-way tie between Bouree, Sweet Dream and Reasons for Waiting.
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Audition and Left right from the remixed chateau album are as strong as any of tulls many great tracks
All I like is prog related bands beginning late 60's/early 70's. Their music from 1968 - 83 has the composition and sound which will never be beaten. Perfect blend of jazz, classical, folk and rock.
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It would have to be "My God " off of aqualung the guitar playing by martin barre is incredible! I have seen Jethro Tull four different times and every show increased my appetite for more!Madison Square Garden ,Shea Stadium, New Haven Coliseum ,Jones Beach Theater.Did you know Tony Iommi once auditioned for Jethro Tull?
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Originally posted by Rockin rob Rockin rob wrote:

It would have to be "My God " off of aqualung the guitar playing by martin barre is incredible! I have seen Jethro Tull four different times and every show increased my appetite for more!Madison Square Garden ,Shea Stadium, New Haven Coliseum ,Jones Beach Theater.Did you know Tony Iommi once auditioned for Jethro Tull?
 
Iommi actually played live with them at the 'Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus' event right after Mick Abrahams quit...but they, Anderson,  didn't think he was a 'right fit' for the band.
 
 


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Baker Street Muse - The best song from the best album! This was the pinnacle of JT´s mega-creative 70´s period. A song that captures more emotions then TAAB and APP together. And unlike many other epics the lyrics has something to say!
Songs From The Wood - Listening to this song - with it´s intricate melody and tight playing - makes me want to shout out to the world: People - take a break for some minutes from your autotune-muzak brainwash and listen to REAL Music just for a while!!!
 
Wondring Again - It´s a pity that this song was left out from Aqualung - it has a timeless athmosphere and concludes Wondring Aloud in a way that makes them a perfect pair. Ian never sang better than this!
 
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Cry me a Song, so poignant now, thinking of Glenn
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Originally posted by Matte Matte wrote:


Wondring Again - It´s a pity that this song was left out from Aqualung - it has a timeless athmosphere and concludes Wondring Aloud in a way that makes them a perfect pair. Ian never sang better than this!
 

Yeah, top 5 for me too. Great song.
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